165. Double Your Bookings with This STR Listing Strategy

EPISODE · May 26, 2022 · 28 MIN

165. Double Your Bookings with This STR Listing Strategy

from Thanks For Visiting

How can you ethically list your large rental twice to make the most of a bigger property?In Sarah’s example, we split a fourplex in two by installing quality door locks on the two upstairs bedrooms, and listing the property twice: one listing with 4 bedrooms for 8 guests, and the other with 2 bedrooms for 4 guests.With this setup, you can still make the most of your property based on the time of year and local events, by prioritizing the larger listing and making the smaller version unavailable. Then, open up the small listing on select dates or for last-minute bookings.To get the most out of this type of multiple listing (also called a parent-child listing):Offer a lower cleaning fee on the smaller listing versionAvoid automatically-locking door locksBe sure there aren’t major amenities behind the locked door(s), like a WiFi router or fire extinguisherLink your calendar for both listings in Airbnb so that when it gets booked, it automatically blocks off dates for the alternate listing*Flex your pricing based on booking traffic to get the most out of both listings and avoid orphan nightsSet expectations so that guests booking the smaller version of the listing are aware of the restricted areaBut, don’t forget to upsell the larger listing for guests that book and who may be interested in the extra spaceRemember: we’re not advising that you list your same home twice. Platforms like Airbnb use property addresses to help cut down on duplicate listings and prevent spam. Be sure that your two listings are unique and have different check-in instructions to avoid issues with Airbnb.*Note: things change, and Airbnb may change the calendar sync functionality in the futureResources:Our preferred Schlage lock for this setup: https://amzn.to/39zKIPR#STRShareSunday: https://instagram.com/twistedleafcabinThanks for Visiting is produced and published by Crate Media.Mentioned in this episode:Hosting Business Mastery Method | Join us for our live, free, host masterclass and learn how to OWN your digital real estate!HBMM | Sign up today at hostmasterclass.com.Minoan | Minoan helps short-term rentals and boutique hotels enhance their appeal with their customizable, curated retail platform.Minoan | Visit MinoanExperience.com and tell them TFV sent you!Breezeway | Go to breezeway.io/tfv to claim your free implementation when you start a Breezeway account.

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